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Mixed Oligopoly and Public Enterprises offers a thorough exploration of markets combining public and private sector competitors. The book analyzes how public enterprises function within oligopolistic structures and examines the strategic interactions between public and private firms.
Joanna Poyago-Theotoky investigates key questions about welfare maximization, pricing strategies, and competitive behavior when public entities operate in imperfectly competitive markets. The work addresses both theoretical frameworks and practical implications for regulation and policy.
This element in the public economics series covers topics including profit versus welfare objectives, market efficiency, technological innovation, and the role of public enterprises in achieving social goals. It provides essential insights for economists, policymakers, and researchers studying public sector economics and industrial organization.
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